Strong groups work best when everyone has a shared understanding of how they want to show up for one another. This practical guide from GSAFE offers sample group agreements that can help GSAs set expectations around confidentiality, participation, respectful communication, learning, and care.

HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE:

Use these sample agreements as a starting point with your GSA, then adapt them to fit your group’s needs and values. Talk through each one together, decide what feels important, and create a shared set of expectations that helps members feel respected, supported, and comfortable participating.

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